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Why the fok do hotels have so many of their rooms with interconnecting doors?
What percentage of the time is this pain in the ass feature actually used? Most of the time it just means that you have to listen to next door guy's TV. Or, if it's in Bangkok, to him trying to get his money's worth out of two hours with some lass from the rice fields.
Even when its 2 doors back to back its bad enough but some places only have a single door. You can hear the fok in the next room scratching his balls.
it is for extended families
and remember, they can hear you scratch yours too, poor bastards
Start staying at more classy hotels.Quote:
Originally Posted by Looper
everytime we go on a family holiday we get connecting rooms. one for the kids and one for the adults.
i cant do any of this cramming two extra beds in one room shite that asians on holiday will do.
It's so you can open your door and peer through the keyhole.
^^^Even some decent hotels have this shitey arrangement in more than 50% of the rooms.
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I know what it is for but I suspect that on balance it is more of a noise inconvenience than an extended family convenience. Maybe I will change my mind when I am blessed with some sprogs.
^I hope he aint standing there with his hairy sack right at the keyhole.
actually it can sometimes be difficult to get interconnecting rooms in hotels because the staff keep giving one of the rooms to lonely childless losers like Looper :)
Hmmm.
I never looked at it that way before, thanks for the fresh perspective SBF. Come to think of it that goo goo baby thread does make me feel a bit broody sometimes.
I know but they don't let the prostitutes and slagdogs in at least not without additional payment so that keeps most of the sex tourists away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Looper